Sky History TV Guide — Thursday, 2 July 2026

In the sprawling basement of a legendary classic car showroom in Connecticut, Mike and Jersey pick through a monster lifetime collection. However, the thrill of the chase is nothing compared to a joyride in a flame-shooting 1908 Locomobile

Four smiths get cooking when they are tasked with forging a chef's knife. Only two head back to their home forge to build a brutal hog splitter

The Battle of Hastings of October 1066 ended Anglo-Saxon rule in England and resulted in the transformation of our language and culture. The events of the battle were immortalised in the Bayeux Tapestry, which appears to show King Harold dying with an arrow through his eye. However, Rob learns that the story may not be as simple as that

Docudrama telling the story of the Wars of the Roses and charting the origins of the Tudor dynasty through the women who shaped the course of English history. The first instalment focuses on Lady Margaret Beaufort, who navigated her way through one of the most turbulent and bloody periods in British history to secure her son a seat on the throne. During the Wars of the Roses, the young mother's life changed when her husband Edmund Tudor died and she was forced to take control of her destiny

As the bloody civil wars rage on, Margaret manages to keep hold of her lands and her life under Yorkist rule, while Warwick leads a rebellion against Edward

Edward IV dies unexpectedly, throwing the future of England in the air. Richard III makes a grab for power, while Margaret makes her own move